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The application of evidence-based medicine principles to pediatric anesthesia could serve as a potent educational tool and starting point for a useful clinical database.
The application of evidence-based medicine principles to pediatric anesthesia could serve as a potent educational tool and starting point for a useful database.
The principles of evidence-based medicine (EBM) applied to pediatric anesthesia could result in a potent educational tool. At present there is a limited structured evidence base to pediatric anesthesia. However, the wide array of pediatric anesthetic research and clinical practice itself are well suited to the principles of EBM. Best evidence topics could be considered the starting point for a potentially extremely useful evidence-based pediatric anesthesia database.
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Ralph MacKinnon (2007) conducted a review in Pediatric anesthesia. Evidence-based medicine (EBM) methods was evaluated. The application of evidence-based medicine principles to pediatric anesthesia could serve as a potent educational tool and starting point for a useful clinical database.
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